My 3-year-old is never sure if George is going to be good at the end and that's what I love - that it makes him think about what might happen next and how it can change every time we read the story. The one where George leaves the cat alone is a perfect example of the marriage between words and images in a picture book (check out the cat's eyes). You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

Howlingly funny, its luridly elegant illustrations will be in frequent demand; ideal for parents and grandparents to read aloud. This illustrations are simple but "funny as all get out", and I fell I love with the expressions on George's face! It’s our best-selling Feb half term show to date, exceeding targets and generating a huge amount of positive audience feedback.the bright primary colors help to convey a sense of excitement and focus, as non-essential details are often white with only a small outline.

This could be a great starting point for a discussion with the class to find out what they think he might do. Overall a fantastic book the images are full of emotive humor and George is an affable scamp even when perhaps not doing as he should. That George also gets the chance to do it all again the right way shows children that they can do it too and that we all learn eventually. This book follows the moral dilemma's of George the dog who 'hopes' he'll be good whilst his owner is out. You’ve RUINED the place …’ With poor George in tears, Harris suggests a walk and George is soon faced once again with tempting situations; seeing a cake, lovely soil and a cat.At first, she just didn't engage with this one and I think it was because the illustrations are very retro and impressionistic. He then shows he has learned his lesson by abstaining from all of the temptation he meets on his daily walk, namely a cat and dirt and many of the same temptations he met previously. This board book is small and has thick board pages that are filled with colourful illustrations and some text.